Greece – A Taste Of Tuscany Bavaria
The Peloponnese Tour
10th April (dep. Uk / arr. first site) – 24th May (dep. Uk / arr. at first site) – 30th August (dep. Uk / arr. at first site) –
2nd May (dep. Ancona) 9th June (dep. Norcenni) 13th September (dep. Chiemsee-bernau)
The Peloponnese is a complete tourism Tuscany has it all - architecture, art, This tour has been planned to allow
destination and you will be visiting it beaches, culture, food, history, scenery, members the opportunity of visiting
before the temperatures rise to levels sea, sun and wine. This tour some of the major places of interest in
too hot for comfort. incorporates world famous destinations the region, some well known and
Mycenae and Argos, the cradles of
such as Florence, Pisa & Siena with less others not so famous, as well as seeing
Mycenean civilisation, along with the
well-known, but equally interesting beautiful alpine scenery, picturesque
military and naval powers of Corinth
places such as San Gimignano, Volterra, villages and historic towns.
and Sparta were some of the mightiest
Montepulciano and Pienza.
The included 14 nights include 6
city states of antiquity. Olympia, the site INCLUDED IN THE PRICE different sites with a number of meals
of the ancient Olympic Games, is
• Ferry either Dover / Calais or Dover /
also included together with various
halfway along the Peloponnese's west
Dunkerque
visits to places of interest and the
coast.
• 16 nights on campsites.
“Augsburg Beer Festival” – don’t worry,
Most of the Peloponnese is mountainous
• BBQ dinner at Dahn campsite
it isn’t just for drinkers and all are
and features dramatic landscapes and
restaurant
welcome!
some of the most beautiful country in
• Bus tour of Pisa & Volterra with
A real must is “The Eagle’s Nest” – a
the whole of Greece.
English speaking guide
wartime residence given by Martin
INCLUDED IN THE PRICE • Bus tour of Montepulciano and
Bormann to Adolf Hitler and long held
• Dover / Calais or Dover / Dunkerque
Pienza with English speaking guide
to be impregnable by both land and air.
ferry crossing
• Dinner with wine in Chianciano INCLUDED IN THE PRICE
• 18 nights on campsites
campsite
• Dover / Calais or Dover / Dunkerque
• Grill dinner at Dahn campsite
• Bus to and from San Gimignano
ferry crossing.
• Dinner with wine in campsite
• Chianti wine tasting
• 14 nights on campsites
restaurant
• Bus to Florence
• BBQ dinner in campsite’s restaurant
• Coach to Dhiakofto
• Farewell dinner with wine in
• Bus to Augsburg beer festival
• Rack & pinion railway to Kalavryta
campsite’s restaurant
• All you want to eat and drink (beer,
• Visit to Greece’s oldest monastery
• Maps
wine, and soft drinks) from the
• Coach trip to Monemvasia
• Comprehensive route guide comprehensive menu at the beer
• Dinner with wine in local restaurant
• Services of GB Privilege tour director festival
• English language bus tour of Athens PRICES
• Bus to Munich
• Lunch in typical tavern
Outfit + 2 £1250
• English language guided tour of Munich
• Farewell dinner with wine on campsite
• Lunch in typical Munich cellar
Extra person £200
• Services of experienced GB Privilege
restaurant
A minimum of 15 motorhomes is
Tour Director and local maps
• Bus and entry to “Eagle’s Nest”
required to operate this tour.
PRICES
• Excursion to Violin museum
Outfit + 2 £1880
PRICES
Extra person £550
Outfit + 2 persons £1310
A minimum of 15 motorhomes is
Extra person £350
164
required to operate this tour.
A minimum of 15 motorhomes is
required to operate this tour.
Call Travel Services on 01342 316 101 or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk
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